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Performance allowance will be restored in October

bySajid Bashir
26/09/2015
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MULTAN: The performance allowance of the employees who did not submit details of their assets will be restored in the middle of next month. The allowance was frozen by the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR).

In a statement, Tahir Khakwani, the central leader of the Federal Revenue Alliance Employees Union, said that Federal Minister for Revenue Division, Haroon Akhtar, assured him that the performance allowance would be restored soon. He said that now this issue would be resolved in the middle of October, 2015.

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